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W. R. Strong Company, Sacramento, Cal. 
Clingstone. 
YELLOW CLING. (California Seedling.) A very large, yellow flesh, with red cheek, good 
market variety; August. i j . b 
^OKANGE CLING. A very large, yellow flesh, with red cheek, a well known variety. August. 
HEATH CLING. Large, white flesh, superior flavor; 1st of September. 
GEORGE’S LATE CLING. (California Seedling.) Very large, white flesh, with bright red cheek, 
superior quality; September. r> j 6 . . h 
LEMON CLING. Large, yellow, with bright red cheek, a fine market peach, good shipper. 
‘EDWARD’S CLING. (The same called by C. W. Reed, the California) A California Seedling, pro- 
aucea by the late Mr. Edwards, near this city. It is a large, yellow fleshed peach, highly colored, a tine 
market or shipping fruit. f > b j , 
ALBRIGHT CLING. (California Seedling.) A very large, yellow peach, with bright red cheek. A 
tine snipper, and good peach in every particular. 
TUSCAN CLING. A very large, yellow cling, ripens same time as Early Crawford, a fine shipper, 
and Its early ripening makes it very valuable. 
f seedling from the Heath Cling.) Original tree raised by C. H. Wolfskill, 
01 winters. Ihe old tree is now 32 years old and still bearing good crops of fruit, and Mr. Wolfskill says 
w curled or mildewed, while the Heath Cling does both. The Winters is almost a fac*simile of 
1 slightly larger, and much better shaped. It possesses all of the excellent qualities 
* 4 . ^ j larger, color a beautiful creamy white, with red blush on exposed side, is white to the 
pit, and therefore a fine canning peach. It is very solid and a fine shipper. 
‘McDEVIT CLING. (A California Seedling, raised by Neal McDevit, of Placer County.) This is one 
o tne largest peaches we have ever seen, many of them weighing one pound each, peaches very uniform 
in size, rioh golden yellow, becoming quite red when ripe, flesh very solid and firm, an excellent shipper, 
superior flavor; tree a good and regular bearer. 
.ou P^ING. An exceedingly large yellow cling peach (from Italy,) deep yellow with bright 
red cheek, very late good shipper, tree hardy and strong grower, don’t curl or mildew, and consequently 
good for the Coast Counties. o o . . i j 
McKEVITT’S cling a California seedling, very large, flesh white to the pit, firm and good, 
stands shipping well, good for canning and drying; 10th of September. 
Peaches of Recent Introduction.— Special Varieties. 
wilder cling, a new yellow, flesh cling. Fruit large uniform, flesh yellow; 
or mildew^'^"”*' Salway, tree strong, vigorous grower, bears regular, 
LEVI CLING. A large yellow cling, bright red cheek, resembles the McDevit, one of 
ping varieties, its time of ripening, (after Salway is gone,) makes it very valuable. 
BARTON CLING. New seedling; from Placer County. A very large bright yellow Cling. 
Flesh crisp, juicy; ripens about 15th of September; the finest peach of its season. Tree strong grower and 
does not curl or mildew. Price of dormant buds, 50c each, ®30 per 100. ’ 
BLOOD FREE. Large fancy peach. Flesh blood- red; very fine for preserving. We only have the 
dormant buds. Price, 25c each. 
bright golden 
does not curl 
the best ship- 
NECTARINES. — Leading Varieties. 
each 100 
1 year. No. 1—4 to 6 feet 25 $20 00 
NEW WHITE Large, creamy white, freestone, very superior for drying. 
BOSTON Medium to large red freestone, fine flavor, good for drying. 
and r^ulaifbearer^^^^^''^^^^ ^ nectarine, good flavor, will make a good shipper, tree a good 
VICTORIA Large, red cling, good shipper. 
